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Conservation Authority and Other Regulated Boundaries DISTRICT OF MUSKOKA Township of Bracebridge ³ City of Kawartha Lakes Conservation Authority and Other Regulated Boundaries DISTRICT OF MUSKOKA Township of Bracebridge Township of Minden Hills 0 5 10 20 COUNTY OF HALIBURTON Û ò 6 kms Û ò 6 Queen Elizabeth II Provincial Park Cranberry Lake Township of Ramara COUNTY OF SIMCOE Û ò Û ò Û 6 ò 45 45 Û ò 45 COUNTY OF HALIBURTON Û ò Head Township of Minden Hills 6 46 Lake > J!35 Û ò Kinmount 35 Û Dalrymple ò 45 Û Lake ò Û ò 45 Û ò Û 41 ò Shadow 45 Û ò 121 Lake 6 Norland Û ò > 42 J!35 Û ò 47 Provincial Park and Conservancy Area Û ò Û ò 6 121 Û ò 35 Û Four Mile ò 41 Lake Û ò Coboconk Û ò Û 47 ò Û ò Û 121 ò Û ò 44 6 Raven 48 44 Lake Û ò Balsam Lake 43 Provincial Park > J!35 Û ò Canal 33 Lake Indian Point Provincial Park Û ò Û Mitchell ò 121 Lake 49 Û ò 48 Legend Balsam Û ò Lake 3 Road Types and Rail: Û ò Û 7 Highways (Provincial) ò 37 ¯ì 6 Û ò > 35 !35 !> J Arterial Roads (Provincial) J35 Û ò Û ò 121 Û ò 28 Arterial Roads (Municipal) 46 Cameron Lake Fenelon Local Roads (Municipal) Falls COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH Û ò Township of Galway - Cavendish - Harvey Û Rail ò 49 Û ò 8 Û 8 ò Û ò 8 121 Û ò Û Û ò Û ò Conservation Authority Boundaries (2016): ò 8 8 8 25 Bobcaygeon Û ò Û ò Central Lake Ontario Conservation 6 8 Û ò 30 Ganaraska Region Conservation Û ò Û Û ò ò Û Û ò 21 ò Authority 46 34 25 36 Û Woodville ò > 36 J!35 Û Û ò ò Û ò Sturgeon 9 9 17 Û Kawartha Conservation Lake ò Û Û ò ò 24 34 7 Û ò 36 Û Lake Simcoe Region Conservation ò Cambray Û 9 ò Authority 36 Û > ò J!35 17 Pigeon Lake Û ò Û ò 18 Emily 6 Û ò Lake Û Otonabee Conservation ò 36 46 Û ò 18 REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM Û ò Û ò 4 7 Other Regulated Boundaries: Lindsay Û ò 36 Oak Ridges Moraine Conservation !> 7 J35 ¯ì ¯ì7 ì7 ¯ Û Plan Area Oakwood ò Û 17 Manilla ò Û 17 ò 17 Û ò Û 6 ò Provincial Parks ¯ì7/35 36 Û ò Û ò 4 10 Û ò Û ò 2 4 Û ò 7 Û ò Û ò 14 Little Britain 18 ¯ì7 Û ò Û ò Township of Selwin Û 4 ò 14 6 Û ò Emily 26 Provincial COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH !> Township of Scugog Sonya J35 Park Û ò Û 2 ò 28 Û Û ò ò 7 16 ¯ì 10 Omemee Û ò 18 ¯ì7 Û ò Û 38 ò Û ò 10 31 7 Lake ¯ì Scugog Û ò 57 Janetville Township of Cavan - Monaghan COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH Û ò 5 > J!35 Û ò 38 ¯ì7A Bethany ì7A Township of Scugog ¯ Township of Cavan - Monaghan November 2017 COUNTY OF PETERBOROUGH Revision: 0 REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM Û > ò !35 Uncontrolled document when printed. J 32 Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM) Projection Projection transverse de Mercator North American Datum 1983 > ! Û Système de référence nord-américain de 1983 J35 Pontypool ò Û ò 12 12 Map produced by the City of Kawartha Lakes Engineering Department with data obtained under license. Reproduction without permission is prohibited. !> The foregoing information is given for convenience only and it should be clearly J115 understood that you must satisfy yourself as to whether the premises and the existing or proposed use thereof are, or would be, in conformity with all applicable by-laws and regulations of the municipality. Municipality of Clarington - REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM All distances and locations are approximate and are not of survey quality. This map is illustrative only. Do not rely on it as being a precise indicator of privately or publicly owned land, routes, locations or features, nor as a guide to navigate. Sources: Esri, DeLorme, USGS, NPS.
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